Press Coverage – MAD Launch Party – Popular Computing Weekly, 1985
In contrast to a near full page in Crash, Popular Computing Weekly gave a rather grudging acknowledgment to the launch of the MAD range. They […]
In contrast to a near full page in Crash, Popular Computing Weekly gave a rather grudging acknowledgment to the launch of the MAD range. They […]
As mentioned, the new ÂŁ2.99 range, MAD games, was launched with a party on the Thames, at which the invited journalists, assorted hangers-on and the […]
Christmas 1989. Every member of staff at Virgin Mastertronic received a bottle of wine with the attached label. Don’t go looking for the exclusive Maison […]
The Tronix Club is born. This ad in Home Computing Weekly, 21 July 1985 promised a lot and at least one satisfied customer responded, in […]
This appeared in the light-hearted “Gremlin” column, Sinclair User July 1985, hence the spoof nature of the article. It was nonetheless a little naughty to […]
In this review of Locomotion, in Popular Computing Weekly 2nd May 1985, the comments about Mastertronic show the difficulty the games industry had in coming […]
Our distributor in Germany was John Kellas, based in Soest, Westphalia. He did his own thing when it came to publicity.
This news snippet was in American magazine Ahoy, April 1985 and it heralds the start of the manufacturing of Mastertronic disks in the USA. The […]
Astonishingly, even though memory expansions were readily available for the Vic 20, only two Mastertronic titles required them. Commercially it made sense, allowing their games […]
Of Mastertronic’s original four directors, Martin Alper stood out as being the one with the marketing flair, the big creative ideas, the personality that inspired […]
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